Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-21
State News.
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The old foundry privilege on T,v,o.
ooH, AUBURN. has been leased by the Little
"a1oscoeein water Power Co. for 4 shovel
factory to be run by Mr.. Johnson n "o ".
ORDERS enough ahead already to run . w..
One of the larger concerns, to which h. 'na
Plies, 10 the Ames Pillow Co. The n,;,;,spp.
At Taylor Brook has been excellen,iv s,.sd
up OF late and 10 il 6ne running order.
The annual session of the Grand J.od,a =.
Good Templars will be held in Levi.,on
wecnefday and Thursday. April 1914 n,
WIZ probably be held in Citv Small Hail
Win headquarters at the Dewitt House. Ths
session promises to be largely attended md
many matters OF importance will be ACTED
upon. -e'eu
Mr.. Alvah Hamilton of Sherman met With
. severe accident one day last week, while
WORKING on yard of lumber for Roberts
'ackman: A large amount of snow broke
away and buried him about five feet deem
doubling him up so that hi. head wa. be,wsar
MS rect. When extracted, he could neither
speak nor see, which lasted for an bopr or
so; he 10 almost helpless, but it is hoped he
will recover A'
OXFORD
Burnham and Morrill,. of Portland have
contracted with the farmers of Dixfeld for
ooo acres of sweet corn They will erect a
ractnry THIS spring. With the new spool
mn oy Merrill of Searsport, +. Stanley and
T. IT, Reynolds. Dixdeld, will have a bust
ness boom.
PENoBscor.
One of the best camps Of Sons of yeter-
ans ever organized in Maine was mustered
wednesday evening at Oldtow bv Col. Chas
II. kice. Inspector of the Maine Division
l MS new organization will be called Logan
Camp.
ETNA.-Our correspondent writes Mar. IA:
he u. A. Il Post had give cent" sociable
at Joel A. Sanborn', Feb. 90, at which there
were about 35 present: and held another one
at Locke's Hall last M)ndy evening. Quite
= large crowd was in attendance, and all en-
)o!eo good time by dancing and social
games.
5. 5. Ireland. we'll known Dexter mer.
chant, stepped through t-ap-door in the hall.
way. into the cellar of his stor., Thursday
evening, striking his breast and face against
the wall, inJuring him badly. He was taken
up lnsensible. and remained 90 for a long
time. No bones were broken. though the
bruises are very bad and internal injuries are
feared
Feb. 22d. Walter a Young son of Leonard
Smith, OF Charleston, in attempting to drive
cartridge into breech loading pistol with
Jackknife, exploded the shell striking him
ABOUT an inch above the right eve and frac.
turing the skull. He was taken 10 the office
Ut Dr. George d. Cook, who removed the
fragments of bone and made him as comfort.
able as possible under the circumstances
he bore his suffering patiently until Sat.
lrday, March 18th, when death came to his
relief.
The certificate of Incorporation of the Ban
yor Bar Harbor Steamboat Co., was Aled
March q The capital stock of the company
$ sS7 900; paid in, slS 900; par value shares
300. President, Frederick NJ. Laughton,
Bangor treasurer. L. Morse.
At the annual meeting of the Passadum-
keag Log Driving Co, Tuesday, the drives
we're let as follows: First drive from the
foot of Grand Falls to Saponsc Pond. to A.
:. Page for % cents; second drive from the
foot of Nicatous Stream to the foot Of Grand |
Falls to Isaiah Morris of Burlington for 80
cents third drive from the head of Nicatous
Lake to Isaiah Morris for So cents.
PrscArAoUls.
Elmer Troy of Sangervlle has been arrest.
I'd on warrant for assault and battery upon |
Rufus Littlefeld of the same town. Troy
W as arraigned before a trial justice at Fox |
croft, Thursday. After hearing witnesses,
he was sentenced bv magistrate to pay
fne of ten dollars and costs.
SAGADAHOC.
More of the ship carpenters of Bath are to |
20 to Detroit and vicinity in few days |
Last week thirteen men from that city, Free
port and other places near there went to
Detroit, where work is reported plenty for
al classes of shipyard mechanics.
VIM. Haigh. the boiler maker at Goss
Marine Iron Works at Bath. who was injured |
~ falling from staging. was presented with |
purse of seventy-five dollars by his fellow |
vorkmen, Thursday. He had only been
working one week.
SACADAHOC.
The Skowhegan Water Company met Mon
lay afternoon and Organized by the choice |
If r. B. Shepherd, president; J. c. Grifir,
A. r. Bixby. treasurer; j. o |
Smith, Auditor; r b Shenherd, c. NJ. |
Brsinsrd, J. P. Blunt. S. w. G. ,uld, and II.
). Steward, directors. Adjourned to meet
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